Roosevelt era pushes bilateral trade trend in U S
The Roosevelt administration shows renewed interest in expanding trade with foreign nations to absorb surplus farm crops and manufactured goods. Secretary Hull advocates multilateral treaties, but Roosevelt favors bilateral pacts starting with the United States and England or France, amid debate over impact on wages, agriculture, and industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Montevideo
Cordell Hull
Hull
England
France
Congress
House
Senate
Unitedates
Poland
Council
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
G. X. Peek
Peek
Wallace
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Great Moline Plow Company
Messrs
My Mother's Wedding Shawl
Poem recalls a mother's white cashmere shawl with Paisley border as a symbol of family memory and pioneer hardship. The speaker describes the shawl as a memory capsule, worn by mothers and grandmothers, linking past weddings to enduring faith and cherished gardens.
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Mother
WND
Velvet Slip-On Jacket Trims Robe with Golden Velvet Ribbon
A velvet slip-on jacket styled for winter wear features a deck trim with gold, red, and brown velvet ribbon. The timely suggestion highlights its attractive finish and poised seasonal appeal.
Shrimp Dishes From Canned to Fresh Salad Classics
A guide to using canned shrimp safely for salads and hot dishes. Rinse and chill shrimp, remove can juice, and build two salad ideas with crisp lettuce, celery, capers, and a snappy French dressing. Also details a shrimp fricassée with white sauce, cayenne, Worcester, lemon, and toast triangles.
Shrimp on Toast with Peas and Sauce
A recipe hint suggests lifting two cans of shrimp into white sauce, heating, and pouring over hot buttered toast. Top with seasoned peas in a central mound and arrange toast around the platter for serving. The excerpt then shifts to fragmented notes on historic figures and geography with no coherent narrative.
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Western Newspaper Union
Reddy Fox Probes Jerry Muskrat's Food Choices
In a dialogue with Billy Mink, Reddy Fox probes Jerry Muskrat's diet, noting mussels, lily roots, garden vegetables, and carrots. Billy suspects ulterior motives as Reddy leaves to plan, while Jerry's feeding habits reveal a mix of aquatic plants and farm produce. The 1933 Burgess WIN Service tale unfolds with animal appetites and sly curiosity.
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Billy Mink
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Jerry
Farmer Brown
Billy
Green Forest
Jerry Muskrat
T.W. Burgess
Boners and Bits From Exams and Essays
A compact note on humorous exam tidbits described as boners, noting they appear in student work and teacher feedback. Mentions Romeo and Juliet and Aristotle in a light, historical context of classroom humor and literary misreadings.
Fashion hints colored sandals for men and new looks
The note, attributed to Katie, playfully predicts fashion shifts as sandals gain color. The quirky missive suggests shoppers may soon see eye brows plucked and chins lifted reflecting 1933 style chatter from the Bel! Syndicate service.
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Bel! Syndicate
WNU Bervica
Chauffeur In Hospital After Question About Turnout
A tense exchange reveals the driver is hospitalized following a troubling incident. The dialogue suggests concern over the chauffeur's performance as a source of injury or illness. Authorities or witnesses are not detailed in the readable text.
Short Shafted Club For Chip Shots
A short shafted club assists chip shots by lofting the ball about a third of the distance and letting it run the rest. The star player uses mashie, but average players should opt for a gentler club to control accuracy. Proper touch targets the pin, but a small swing mistake can scuff the turf and spoil the shot.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Panama Canal Toll Charges Report Volume and Totals
The Panama Canal collected tolls from 5073 commercial vessels in 1931-32 totaling 20,707,856 dollars. Since opening on August 15, 1914 through June 30, 1932, 69,466 toll paying vessels passed the canal, and gross tolls reached 292,864,830 dollars.
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Panama Canal
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Sahara Desert
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By Thornton W. Burgess
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